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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
2
Milk in Clinton sells for 11 cents a quart and 4 quart lots for cents with a can rate at 70 cents. The drop, 16 cents per quart from last spring, follows a local distributor rate war and a dairy surplus. Boston and Worcester contractors have paused purchases.
The State Police Patrol was formally organized with 40 men sworn in before Secretary of State Cook and addressed by Governor Cox. The force grows to 60 officers and will begin training immediately to assign personnel across districts and cover the state. Governor Cox praised the move highlighting lessons from other states and local rural lawlessness concerns.
The Arlington twilight baseball team will face its rival the Winchester town nine at Pond Athletic Field Arlington on Labor Day morning next Monday at 10. The two teams have clashed several times this season.
A rescue party searched Fallon's quarry in Quincy for two men missing after a five passenger touring car sank. Police learned the wrecked vehicle had been stolen in Boston and believe thieves dumped it in the water to hide evidence. The car owner, Joseph Bloom of Wayland Street, Boston, reported it stolen last night.
John McLannan, president of UMW District 15, notifies that all Walson and Cameron mines of Colorado Fuel and Iron Company began a strike today following the enforcement of a reduced wage scale.
The report lists mean barometer value 80.12 and mean temperature 12.00 with mean dew point 62.00 and mean relative humidity 78.00. Maximum temperature 81.00 and minimum 62.00. J. W. Smith, Meteorologist.
A caller voices confidence that right-thinking residents of the Commonwealth expect the organization to deliver security and conclude its troubled tenure. The remarks emphasize public demand for a stable, protective presence and a sense of safety for citizens.
A rear end crash near 143 Tremont Street yesterday injured Harold McKenna, 15, of 67 Sullivan Street Charlestown, and Edward Dillion, 14, of 2% West Fifth Street South Boston. Both boys rode on the rear of a car and were crushed between two vehicles, McKenna suffering a fracture of both bones in the lower left leg and Dillion with abrasions to the same leg.
The superdreadnought Washington, among the navy's largest battleships, was launched today at the Gloucester plant of the New York Shipbuilding Corporation in Camden New Jersey. Miss Jean Summers, 10 years old, attended the ceremony.
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